Love your wellies and the black rubbergloves! Its so rare to see a beautiful woman wearing those thick black rubber gloves. They look so great. I hope there will be more clips with them! Thanks very much
@@ChrisBalfour-vn3ib yellows withe be too flimsy for this job, next time you see someone doing a video with cow muck using yellow gloves, you could tell them black are so much more efficient, they did a great job
I can’t believe that I watched shit being caressed into trees for an hour. Time just passed me by you are a fascinating woman I really enjoyed watching you. I’m sure that they will bear lovely fruit because of the love you have given them ❤❤
@@1400ninja thank you, l am amazed you watched the whole video! We got a bit wet in the end but I still carried on, it is a wonderful job. Unfortunately it rained all night so l will check today if it is still on the trees, hopefully extra clay will have stopped the water making it run off. Caressing trees is most wonderful,I do recommend you tried it. They all seem to say different things, different personality, like animals and humans
@@Cleaning-de-la-maison-hb2mk I will definitely have to try it. But it will have to be in the privacy of my own garden or a quiet woodland somewhere. 😂😂 I’m just wandering 🤔 did you stand out in the rain to wash the sh#*t off yourself. You should have made a video about that 😂
@@1400ninja l didn't stand in the rain to clean afterwards, but just because l wanted to finish the paste, and ended up quite wet but still as dirty!! l hope you get to try it, but you have to get the right ingredients, unless you do just a dry massage to the trees
@@rhodsullivan7773 This has worked on most trees, but because we had 6 months of chronic rain last winter, they didn't show as much improvement (I noticed because l moved one small cherry tree and had to put it somewhere wetter than where it was and it showed fungus in the spring and as the rain carried on and the ground was permanently boggy, it died despite all the care). But the trees that were established and had a good root system and were not disturbed by mice underground tunnels showed all a great improvement in the vibrancy of the leaves, they have less sickness than last year, the best example being the small apple tree that was really bad last year, there is hardly any disease on it this year. The very sick pear trees at the beginning of the video aren't showing much improvement but they were bad in the first place so it would take a few years of doing this, I think, before showing improvement, l think there is something wrong with the soil where they have been planted as the other pear tree in the main lawn area has improved greatly, huge amount of pears and greener leaves. The plum trees which hasn't produced much at all since 3 years both had a good yield, even though one of them did have a lot of mould on the plums which shows it still isn't very healthy. I wish I knew more about trees to understand why the cherry trees are so damaged on the trunk.
@@Cleaning-de-la-maison-hb2mk growing healthy trees is not easy. The very wet summer following the very wet winter puts a stain on them Extremes if temperature can cause bark to split but mostly the trees will self repair. Pollenation is crucial of course in getting a healthy crop. Our pear tree has struggled to produce fruit for the last three years. We have sedum planted to attract pollenators but of course flower too late. It has been a rotten summer in Wales. Farmers struggling to get silage, hay and crops harvested. I hope your trees will do well with the love and care you are giving them. 😍
@@rhodsullivan7773 Thank you for the news in Wales, it has been a difficult summer but fortunately we had some sun at the end of july and parts of August. The poles of the earth are shifting so it is said that we are going to have a cooling and the oceans are already cooling and alarming experts. However, if the trees are healthier, the crops will maybe come back. Is your pear tree healthy looking and the issue is just the lack of pollenation? l don't suppose you could spend half a day pollenating by hand when it is in flower? l do recommend this tree salve though, seeing this pear tree this year. l am the other side of hte Welsh border so it is very wet here too. But it seems less rainy than in Shrewsbury or shropshire, generally!
@@Cleaning-de-la-maison-hb2mk Lovely to hear from you. The weather here in West Wales is usually mild but very wet. The pear tree which is only small has ten pears which is better than previous years. I just hope they will ripen when picked. I know Shrewsbury very well and when a young lad went to boarding school in Oswestry. You have had more sunshine than us. I will try the salve. I will try sleep manure as the farm next door doesn't have cattle any more. 😀
@@rhodsullivan7773 West Wales is beautiful. l don't know Owestry, but any boarding school sounds challenging, l hope you can remember some good memories from there. l went to boarding shchool in France and even if it was unpleasant, it was a relief to be away from certain people at home! So not so bad in a way. If you use sheep dung, l would suggest you would have to mix it with plenty of water to make it like a cow manure consistency, so you can then add the clay to bind it, sand and zeolite which you can buy cheap zeolite clinoptilolite on Ebay for garden lawns, genuine, for about £30 for 25kg. But it will be as coarse as builders sand, even a bit more. l don't suppose there are many cows in Wales.
@@puciohenzap891 with all the rain, the pigs will have had their beauty treatment and then washed off, leaving them beautiful soft skin! I need to put some diatomaceous powder on their bedding for the mites, but l don't think they will ever be very healthy looking as my landlady has sprayed the fields with weedkiller for years and the pigs have been eating the toxic residue by eating the grass for so long. I like the pigs, they are nice characters.
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Love your wellies and the black rubbergloves! Its so rare to see a beautiful woman wearing those thick black rubber gloves. They look so great. I hope there will be more clips with them! Thanks very much
Thank you, l like those nice black gloves. There are many videos with them on, particularly the earlier ones as l didn't have many gloves then.
My favorite wizard mom, good morning~💖💖💖 I'm glad to see your first boots again!💖💖💖
@@まさひろ-q3e good morning! Or good evening rather, by now
Nice black gloves,nice change from yellow like most people wear 💞
@@ChrisBalfour-vn3ib yellows withe be too flimsy for this job, next time you see someone doing a video with cow muck using yellow gloves, you could tell them black are so much more efficient, they did a great job
I can’t believe that I watched shit being caressed into trees for an hour. Time just passed me by you are a fascinating woman I really enjoyed watching you. I’m sure that they will bear lovely fruit because of the love you have given them ❤❤
@@1400ninja thank you, l am amazed you watched the whole video! We got a bit wet in the end but I still carried on, it is a wonderful job.
Unfortunately it rained all night so l will check today if it is still on the trees, hopefully extra clay will have stopped the water making it run off.
Caressing trees is most wonderful,I do recommend you tried it. They all seem to say different things, different personality, like animals and humans
@@Cleaning-de-la-maison-hb2mk
I will definitely have to try it. But it will have to be in the privacy of my own garden or a quiet woodland somewhere. 😂😂
I’m just wandering 🤔 did you stand out in the rain to wash the sh#*t off yourself. You should have made a video about that 😂
@@1400ninja l didn't stand in the rain to clean afterwards, but just because l wanted to finish the paste, and ended up quite wet but still as dirty!!
l hope you get to try it, but you have to get the right ingredients, unless you do just a dry massage to the trees
Great
Definitely a job for thick rubber gloves
@@pqa4541 i decided not to wear the pink plastic ones as l like the rubber is natural and allows the energy to be transferred between the trees and I.
You're very resourceful. I have put manure under trees, never on them. Does it work?? 😊😊😊
@@rhodsullivan7773 This has worked on most trees, but because we had 6 months of chronic rain last winter, they didn't show as much improvement (I noticed because l moved one small cherry tree and had to put it somewhere wetter than where it was and it showed fungus in the spring and as the rain carried on and the ground was permanently boggy, it died despite all the care).
But the trees that were established and had a good root system and were not disturbed by mice underground tunnels showed all a great improvement in the vibrancy of the leaves, they have less sickness than last year, the best example being the small apple tree that was really bad last year, there is hardly any disease on it this year.
The very sick pear trees at the beginning of the video aren't showing much improvement but they were bad in the first place so it would take a few years of doing this, I think, before showing improvement, l think there is something wrong with the soil where they have been planted as the other pear tree in the main lawn area has improved greatly, huge amount of pears and greener leaves.
The plum trees which hasn't produced much at all since 3 years both had a good yield, even though one of them did have a lot of mould on the plums which shows it still isn't very healthy.
I wish I knew more about trees to understand why the cherry trees are so damaged on the trunk.
@@Cleaning-de-la-maison-hb2mk growing healthy trees is not easy. The very wet summer following the very wet winter puts a stain on them Extremes if temperature can cause bark to split but mostly the trees will self repair. Pollenation is crucial of course in getting a healthy crop. Our pear tree has struggled to produce fruit for the last three years. We have sedum planted to attract pollenators but of course flower too late. It has been a rotten summer in Wales. Farmers struggling to get silage, hay and crops harvested. I hope your trees will do well with the love and care you are giving them. 😍
@@rhodsullivan7773 Thank you for the news in Wales, it has been a difficult summer but fortunately we had some sun at the end of july and parts of August.
The poles of the earth are shifting so it is said that we are going to have a cooling and the oceans are already cooling and alarming experts.
However, if the trees are healthier, the crops will maybe come back. Is your pear tree healthy looking and the issue is just the lack of pollenation? l don't suppose you could spend half a day pollenating by hand when it is in flower?
l do recommend this tree salve though, seeing this pear tree this year. l am the other side of hte Welsh border so it is very wet here too. But it seems less rainy than in Shrewsbury or shropshire, generally!
@@Cleaning-de-la-maison-hb2mk Lovely to hear from you. The weather here in West Wales is usually mild but very wet. The pear tree which is only small has ten pears which is better than previous years. I just hope they will ripen when picked. I know Shrewsbury very well and when a young lad went to boarding school in Oswestry. You have had more sunshine than us. I will try the salve. I will try sleep manure as the farm next door doesn't have cattle any more. 😀
@@rhodsullivan7773 West Wales is beautiful. l don't know Owestry, but any boarding school sounds challenging, l hope you can remember some good memories from there. l went to boarding shchool in France and even if it was unpleasant, it was a relief to be away from certain people at home! So not so bad in a way.
If you use sheep dung, l would suggest you would have to mix it with plenty of water to make it like a cow manure consistency, so you can then add the clay to bind it, sand and zeolite which you can buy cheap zeolite clinoptilolite on Ebay for garden lawns, genuine, for about £30 for 25kg. But it will be as coarse as builders sand, even a bit more.
l don't suppose there are many cows in Wales.
Smearing the pigs with cowshit paste, LOL!
This job needs some kind of rubber jacket
@@puciohenzap891 with all the rain, the pigs will have had their beauty treatment and then washed off, leaving them beautiful soft skin!
I need to put some diatomaceous powder on their bedding for the mites, but l don't think they will ever be very healthy looking as my landlady has sprayed the fields with weedkiller for years and the pigs have been eating the toxic residue by eating the grass for so long.
I like the pigs, they are nice characters.
@@puciohenzap891 rubber jacket white be needed, indeed!!
Wearing mask and apron would be nice...
What sort of mask? A flu-mask?